MILWAUKEE — Travis Brigley's second goal of the game at 2:28 of overtime lifted the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks past the Milwaukee Admirals 5-4 Sunday in the AHL at the Bradley Center.

        Milwaukee's Kevin Dean forced the extra session when he scored with 3:54 left in the third period.

        Cincinnati extended its unbeaten streak to eight games (7-0-1-0) and moved past Cleveland into sole possession of first place in the Central Division.
        Cincinnati ....... 2-1-1-1—5
       Milwaukee ....... 2-1-1-0—4
       

        First period: 1. Mil, Bartek 5 (Perrott, Robertsson), 5:05.2. Cin, Parssinen 7 (Smith, Richardson), 8:59.3. Cin, Parssinen 8 (Williams, Brule), 11:03 (ppg). 4. Mil, Gosselin 6 (Helbling), 12:00 (shg).

        Second period: 5. Mil, Andersson 3, 0:21.6. Cin, Brigley 6 (Avery), 6:51.

        Third period: 7. Cin, Legault 4 (Barnes, Smith), 9:24.8. Mil, Dean 3 (Lundbohm, Dubinsky), 16:06.

        Overtime: 9. Cin, Brigley 7, 2:28.

        Shots: Cin 11-13-10-2=36; Mil 9-5-7-2=3. Power plays: Cin 1-for-5; Mil 0-for-4. Goalies: Cin, Bryzgalov (20:21; 10 shots, 7 saves), Elliott (42:07; 13 shots, 12 saves; record 5-4-1); Mil, Mason (31 saves; record 5-8-1).

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